At an exclusive Atlanta media event, Costa Farms debuted its latest holiday décor and tropical plants for the upcoming season.

This year the growing team at the JC Raulston Arboretum at North Carolina State University trialed roughly 430 different varieties.

A myriad of common garden plants, especially trees, shrubs, and grasses, display a medley of colors as they prepare to lie dormant for the coming months.

While many of the plants trialed at Michigan State University did well, there were a few that really stood out.

Terra Nova Nurseries received accolades, awards, and distinctions from Aris, Penn State, and University of Georgia trials.

The only significant rainy period occurred in mid-July and lasted about a week.

All-America Selections has announced 10 new AAS winners that are available now for the 2025 gardening season.

Here’s a look at the top offerings that floriculture businesses should be pitching to customers for Thanksgiving holiday celebrations.

This year’s trials from the Massachusetts Horticultural Society reaffirmed the importance of trialing a diverse range of plants to see which thrive despite weather challenges.

Even with a rainy and windy start to the season, many of the plants in trials at the West Madison Ag Research Station responded well.

This annual event returns on Dec. 5, 2024, to provide variety trials and breeder showcases to industry professionals.

One unique thing about these trials is that plants are grown in landscape beds instead of rows, which offers a botanic garden feel while evaluating plants in their final form.

Following high amounts of rain in the early summer, the plants at Raker-Roberta’s Young Plants flourished in more favorable conditions.